"For anyone who grew up in London in the '90s, seaside school trips to Brighton were a rite of passage. Memories of feeding paper tokens into arcade games, hunting for a ruler with my name on it, and nibbling on Brighton rock (a stick of hard, striped candy) while hobbling over the stony beach flood my mind each time I visit."
"With a choice of six en suites, each beautifully designed with homey interiors and their own charismatic names, choosing one wasn't easy. The Riviera suite has a bath overlooking the marina, the Zen Suite has his and hers sinks, and the Le Manche Suite has a balcony, mini fridge, and wraparound open marble bathroom. I took the latter. Each room was fully equipped with Nespresso machines and Dyson fans for warmer days-touches that made it feel more like an indulgent hotel stay than an Airbnb."
Amira by Luxury Boltholes in Brighton occupies a vast A-shaped building with floor-to-ceiling glass offering marina views. Guests choose from six en suites, each uniquely named and featuring luxe touches like Nespresso machines and Dyson fans; some suites offer baths overlooking the marina, his-and-hers sinks, balconies, mini fridges, and open marble bathrooms. Interiors combine plush sofas, eclectic furnishings, greenery, long wooden tables, and a marble island that encourages socializing around sea-facing glass. Mornings offer serene coffee-watching of the marina. Concierge services enhanced the stay with arranged spa treatments and thoughtful arrival touches.
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